mentality. when you separate them they re not as brave as they are. immediately when they have the gang together you have cs gas. that should have been fired in there. cuff them lock them up. the words went out on the little twitters let s go to the shopping mall they re not arresting anybody. they felt they had open season to throw the boulders at the officers. these cops are standing if i stood there and let them do to my brother officers i would have taken a command discipline whatever you re going to give moo eand fire me. i would not let the officers getting hit with rocks. we re finding a lot of them might have been spurred action on social media sites. we will be getting into this later. the idea they were sort of pushed into this by outside groups, how do you track that down how big a worry is that? i m sure you re 100% correct. they re using every social media that s available to them.
losing their nose. that s frightening. host of e s botched. thank you for what you re doing. don t do it. coming up. rare bipartisan agreement in congress to make some of their travel expenses more difficult to find. they were required for trips to be paid for by outside groups, now the information is more difficult for say a journalist to discover. up next we will talk love to a former lobbiest who is a self scribed ultimate washington insider, let s get his take on this news, next.
about all the money in politics, but it is no laughing matter for wisconsin governor scott walker. the question now is during his 2012 recall election, did walker act so brazenly as to break campaign finance laws? that s exactly, in fact, what prosecutors allege. those wisconsin prosecutors say walker was part of a, quote, criminal scheme to violate election laws. no charges have been filed against walker, who is up for a second term this fall. newly released court documents allege that walker illegally coordinated fundraising activities with outside groups, including wisconsin club for growth, and karl rove s crossroads. among the documents is an e-mail from walker to karl rove where he mentions adviser rj s role. bottom line, rj helps keep in place a team that s wildly successful in wisconsin. we re running nine recall elections, and it will be like running nine congressional markets in every market in the
mississippi and iowa. chris has been watching the returns. what do we need to know? reporter: in the battle for control of the united states senate the republican party needs to gain six net seats in this november s mid-term election. good news for the gop, three of the races that they are watching very closely, you mentioned iowa, in ernst looks poised to win that race. montana and south dakota, the republicans seem to be coalescing behind candidates to flip democrat to republican seats. down in mississippi, if you like nail biting, back stabbing, hot and heavy politics, mississippi is the answer for you tonight. this is an incredible race, you have long time snared thad cochran, came to congress in 1973 in the fight of his political life against chris mcdaniel backed by the tea party, backed by outside groups. the results are coming in and this thing is razor thin.
outrage. in this effort, the party seems to have settled on the koch brothers, the industrial mag mates currently tied for fourth op forbes list of richest americans. in 2012 the koch brothers political network raised $400 million to support conservative causes, funneling their wealth into a maze of different groups that not coincidentally hide the identities of major donors. this cycle, the koch s 501 c 4 group, americans for prosperity, has spent well over $30 million, more than any category of outside groups, including superpacs. leaving the democratic charge against the koch brothers, senate majority leader harry reid. republicans, madam president, are addicted to koch. the koch brothers are willing to do anything, even exploit americans suffering from cancer to advance their campaign of